PRINCE2 7 Foundation Practice Exam — All Questions
5 questions
In PRINCE2 7, the seven 'practices' were known by which term in earlier editions?
- a.Processes
- b.Management products
- c.Principles
- d.Themes✓
PRINCE2 7 (2023) renamed the seven 'themes' to 'practices'. They are aspects of project management that must be addressed continually: business case, organizing, plans, quality, risk, issues and progress.
Which PRINCE2 practice is concerned with whether the project remains desirable, viable and achievable?
- a.Progress
- b.Organizing
- c.Business case✓
- d.Quality
The business case practice develops and maintains the justification, testing that the project is desirable (benefits vs. cost/risk), viable (deliverable) and achievable (benefits realisable) across its life.
Which practice provides the approach for identifying, assessing and controlling uncertainty that could affect the project's objectives?
- a.Progress
- b.Risk✓
- c.Quality
- d.Issues
The risk practice manages uncertainty, both threats and opportunities. It is supported by a risk management approach and a risk register that records identified risks and their responses.
The theme formerly called 'Change' is now covered by which PRINCE2 7 practice?
- a.Quality
- b.Issues✓
- c.Plans
- d.Business case
In PRINCE2 7 the 'Issues' practice handles requests for change, off-specifications and problems/concerns, controlled through issue and change control procedures rather than a separate 'Change' theme.
In addition to time, cost, quality, scope, benefit and risk, PRINCE2 7 recognizes which further performance target to be managed?
- a.Team morale
- b.Return on investment
- c.Stakeholder satisfaction
- d.Sustainability✓
PRINCE2 7 adds sustainability as a seventh performance target alongside time, cost, quality, scope, benefit and risk, reflecting environmental and broader responsibility considerations in projects.